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Andrew T Billiu

from Fraser, MI
Age ~69
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Also known as:
Andrew Thomas Billiu, Andrew Y Billiu, Andrew D Billiu, Djanneta A Billiu, Andrew T Biliu
Phone and address:
16940 Kennedy Dr E APT 5101, Fraser, MI 48026
Related to:
Crystal Lapointe Desrosiers, 44Richard J Desrosiers, 69Elizabeth Billiu, 49Michael BillinMarianne Mcleod, 70
Connected to:
Gary L Billmaier, 76Robin H Billmaier, 59Alan A Billman, 52Albert W Billman, 74Andrew J Billman, 56Angelique S Billman, 61Angie K Billman, 51Brantley Billman, 76Chad M Billman, 53Dana Billman, 60

Andrew Billiu Phones & Addresses

  • 16940 Kennedy Dr E APT 5101, Fraser, MI 48026
  • Harrison Township, MI
  • Oak Park, MI
  • Saint Clair Shores, MI
  • Roseville, MI
  • Farmington Hills, MI
  • Rochester Hills, MI
  • Southfield, MI
  • Algonac, MI
  • Troy, NY

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Automotive

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Quality Systems At Auto-Plas Systems

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Location:
Greater Detroit Area
Industry:
Automotive
Experience:
Auto-Plas Systems (Automotive industry): Quality Systems,  (September 2008-Present) We build secondary equipment for manufacturing, EOA tooling and Fanuc Robotic Integration.Ford (Automotive industry): Product development,  (2006-2007) Guardian Aut...

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Bumper System For An Automotive Vehicle

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US Patent:
6511109, Jan 28, 2003
Filed:
Mar 10, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/523246
Inventors:
John P. Schultz - St. Clair Shores MI
Julie Brown - Dearborn MI
Andrew Billiu - Farmington Hills MI
Assignee:
Plastech Engineered Products, Inc. - Dearborn MI
International Classification:
B60R 1903
US Classification:
293120, 293142, 293102
Abstract:
A bumper system for an automotive vehicle is provided. The bumper system includes a composite valance adapted for attachment to a chassis of the automotive vehicle, where the composite valance includes a reinforcement section formed therein. Preferably, the reinforcement section is formed longitudinally along a central portion of the composite valance, is recessed with respect to a front surface of the composite valance, and includes a plurality of structural ribs provided therein. A cover beam , preferably constructed from a metallic material, is adapted for attachment to the composite valance. The cover beam is sized to substantially cover the reinforcement section when attached to the composite valance, and give the bumper system an overall metallic appearance.

Method Of Manufacturing Automotive Trim Using Vibration Welding, And Resulting Article

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US Patent:
6625949, Sep 30, 2003
Filed:
Feb 1, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/774803
Inventors:
Andrew T. Billiu - Farmington Hills MI
Assignee:
Guardian Industries Corp. - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
E04C 238
US Classification:
527165, 5271703, 5271704, 156 736, 264 70, 296 7072, 428 31, 428 3692
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing an automotive trim component/article. Extrusion is utilized to provide a colored and/or metallized sheet. The sheet is vacuum-formed into a three-dimensionally shaped preform or base structure. At least one mounting structure (e. g. , formed by small-scale injection molding tooling) is vibration welded to a surface of the preform in order to form the automotive trim component. The invention is applicable to trim components such as bodyside molding, body panels, wheel covers, pillars, and the like.

Sliding Window For Use In Pick-Up Truck Rear Window Assembly

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US Patent:
20020148163, Oct 17, 2002
Filed:
Mar 27, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/106894
Inventors:
Gary Warner - Rochester Hills MI, US
Andrew Billiu - Farmington Hills MI, US
Mark Schreiner - Tiffin OH, US
Vincent Kirchner - Tiffin OH, US
Assignee:
Gurdian Industries Corporation
International Classification:
E05D015/10
US Classification:
049/209000
Abstract:
A rear window assembly for a pick-up truck. A slidable window panel is provided between first and second fixed window panels. In order to open the slidable window panel, at least a portion thereof is popped outwardly and thereafter the panel is slid along at least first and second tracks to an open position. In certain embodiments, opaque layer(s) may be provided on an exterior surface of the slidable panel in order to hide from view support arm(s) or the like utilized for supporting the slidable panel as it is slid to its open/closed position. Moreover, in certain embodiments tracks are located on the inboard side of the slidable panel in locations so as to be at least partially hidden from view. A power opening/closing system for the window is provided in certain embodiments. A spring-biased window closing system is provided in certain embodiments.

Front End Assembly For An Automotive Vehicle

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US Patent:
6386624, May 14, 2002
Filed:
Oct 29, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/182719
Inventors:
John P. Schultz - St. Clair Shores MI
Andrew Billiu - Farmington Hills MI
Julie N. Brown - Dearborn MI
Assignee:
Plastech - Dearborn MI
International Classification:
B60J 700
US Classification:
296194, 296196, 296197, 180 684
Abstract:
A front end assembly ( ) is provided for attaching components to a front end ( ) of an automobile chassis ( ) which eliminates the duplication of structure between a conventional grille opening reinforcement and grille, and incorporates several front end components into an integrated structure. The front end assembly ( ) includes a stabilizer bar ( ) adapted for attachment to the chassis front end ( ), and a grille system ( ) adapted for attachment to the chassis front end ( ) and the stabilizer bar ( ). Preferably, the area occupied by the stabilizer bar ( ) on the chassis front end ( ) is substantially less than the area occupied by the grille system ( ), such that structure is not duplicated between the stabilizer bar ( ) and the grille system ( ). The grille system ( ) has a grille ( ) mounted therein, lamp canisters ( ) defined on either end ( ) thereof, and lamps ( ) mounted within the lamp canisters ( ). Therefore, the grille system ( ) allows several components to be attached to the chassis front end ( ) as one integrated unit.
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